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Jisho辞書

The words of JMdict looked up by reading, written form, English meaning, a kanji in them or romaji, in small pieces fetched as needed, safe by default or unfiltered with every sense's marks, and the school grades, JLPT levels, readings, meanings and look-alike pairs of 2,999 kanji, each table an entry point of its own.

Jisho is the Japanese word 辞書 for a dictionary: this one holds Japanese words and kanji. About the name

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Reference

Example sentences of a word, with furigana and their credit

import { … } from "@johnmorrisdotca/jisho/examples";

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The example sentences of a word, in an entry point of their own so that a page that looks words up never carries them. Fetched in pieces, one for a word, when loadExamples is called.

Exports

NameKindWhat it is
ExampletypeAn example sentence of a word.
exampleCreditfunctionThe credit an example carries, as a line to show with it: the Tatoeba sentence, the authors of the Japanese and of the English, and the licence.
ExampleCredittypeWho a Tatoeba sentence is by: its number on tatoeba.org, and the authors of the Japanese sentence and of its English translation, where known.
furiganaOfExamplefunctionA sentence stored with its furigana marked |kanji《かな》 as pieces: the text and the kana over the kanji.
FuriganaParttypeOne piece of a written word: its text, and, for a piece of kanji, the kana that read it.
loadExamplesfunctionThe example sentences of a word, each with the number of the sense of the word it shows (Entry.senses[].number), its furigana, its English, the JLPT level of its kanji, the word as the sentence has it, and its credit.
readExamplesfunctionThe examples of an entry as stored: its number in base 36, then each example, apart by tabs.

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